Normal Goods

57. A good is defined as "normal" when consumers buy more of it when income increases and less of it when income decreases. For a normal good, the substitution effect of a price increase:
A) pushes the quantity demanded down along with the income effect.
B) pushes the quantity demanded down enough that the income effect cannot push demand higher.
C) pushes the quantity demanded up, but not enough to dominate an income effect that ultimately pushes demand down.
D) has an effect on the quantity demanded that is identical to the income effect.
E) pushes the quantity demanded up along with the income effect.